A short Pickens Belton Job is heading toward the Greenville & Western Railway in 2012.

PICK 9508 is a General Electric U18B built for the Seaboard Coast Line Railroad in 1973 as SCL 334... (more)

Pickens Railway Belton Job emerges from the tunnel under downtown Anderson to meet with the Anderson Job coming from Gluck.

Pickens Railway crew finishes switching the Norfolk Southern yard in downtown Anderson and will soon for Belton

The Belton Job eases into town on a beautiful summer afternoon with three cars for the Greenville and Western. The small GEs really fit into this southern branchline scene comprised of huge trees,... (more)

The Belton Job soars over Broadway Creek with its two GEs making easy work of three empties for CSX. They've just block swapped with the Anderson Job and are headed back to pull the other half of ... (more)

A pair of Pickens Railroad's ex-CSX "Baby Boats" roll past Pregis as they head toward the Greenville and Western interchange in Belton. The Anderson job will follow behind them momentari... (more)

The New, the Old, and the Older. The PICK's Honea Path job carries a single, relatively new boxcar to the Packaging Corporation of America, located near Honea Path. On the way there, it pa... (more)

Pickens passes the old Belton Depot

Pickens GE U18B #9508 was built as Seaboard Coast Line SCL #334 in 1973 ---> Seaboard SBD1932 ---> CSXT 1932 ---> CSXT 9508 (MoW service) She is one of a small fleet of vintage GEs that soldier... (more)

Pickens Belton Job works the interchange with Norfolk Southern before leaving with their train

The Belton Job arrives in downtown Belton along the former Southern Railway Z-Line, where it's closing in with the interchange with the Greenville & Western.

The Belton Job heads for Belton along the former Southern Railway Z-Line where it'll become the Honea Path Job & interchange with the Greenville & Western.

After stopping to help a couple of fellow Pickens employees jump start the Backhoe they were using for their work along the right of way, The Belton Job continues east for Belton to become the Hon... (more)

In the railroading industry, especially on the short line side, the ability to improvise & adapt to changes in the plan are a necessity. A couple of Pickens employees had arrived at the Vulcan Qua... (more)

The Pickens Railroad Belton Job is approaching the siding in Creekwood Hills, where it'll pick up an empty covered hopper before continuing to Belton.